A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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... CONSTITUTION . APPARENT DEFECTS AFTER the war with King Pyrrhus the history of Rome advances to a new stage . Its scene henceforth extends from Italy to the whole of the Mediterranean . At this point of transition the structure of the ...
... CONSTITUTION . APPARENT DEFECTS AFTER the war with King Pyrrhus the history of Rome advances to a new stage . Its scene henceforth extends from Italy to the whole of the Mediterranean . At this point of transition the structure of the ...
Pagina 121
... CONSTITUTION 66 of the govern- Despite all these possibilities of breakdown , the constitution of the third century “ marched " sufficiently well to carry the Roman people through a most critical stage of its history . Its practical ...
... CONSTITUTION 66 of the govern- Despite all these possibilities of breakdown , the constitution of the third century “ marched " sufficiently well to carry the Roman people through a most critical stage of its history . Its practical ...
Pagina 243
... constitution reverted in effect to a rigidly aristocratic type . A nobility which enjoyed no statutory privilege , like that of the old - time patriciate , had constituted itself as Inade- an exclusive governing caste by the simple ...
... constitution reverted in effect to a rigidly aristocratic type . A nobility which enjoyed no statutory privilege , like that of the old - time patriciate , had constituted itself as Inade- an exclusive governing caste by the simple ...
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